Kijeka Drum pumps are often used for the simple and safe pumping of oil, refrigerant and AdBlue from barrels, drums, cans and / or IBCs.
It happens all too often that the focus is on price when buying. A barrel pump is right? But nothing is less true!
There are many styles and variations on the market, but be careful! Not every pump is suitable for every product and there are big differences in quality and prices.
Which pump is suitable for which application and which is the best choice?
A Kijeka Rotary Drum Pump is often the cheapest solution, the best "hand" because you can use it anywhere. But not all pumps can be used universally!
The differences in the products to be pumped are important when choosing the right pump. Use a barrel pump that is suitable for oil when pumping coolant or Ad Blue, the composition of these products differs significantly, so always read the application options first, also pay attention to the viscosity of the different ones. products!
Also take a critical look at your usage; occasionally, regularly or professionally and often.
The differences in price are mainly in the duration, in the usability with regard to the products to be pumped and in the volume per stroke that is carried out with the siphon or the crank.
An electric drum pump is recommended if you want to pump often and larger volumes.
These pumps are often used for pumping diesel or Ad Blue, in some cases even petrol (always pay attention to suitability regarding the risk of explosion with a petrol pump)
The pumps are available in many variations (think 230V, 24V or 12V). Battery or battery versions are very useful when you are in places where 230V is not immediately available and you still want to pump larger quantities, or you prefer do not pump 230V pumps are often capable of pumping several liters per minute, so you will also find many variations which obviously affect the price.
You often find a kijeka pneumatic drum pump in workshops where a compressor is also available.
These pumps are durable, durable and available in many forms.When choosing, pay attention to the composition, viscosity and visibility of the liquid.
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